A woman on a bike rolls to a halt to talk with one of the crisis-trained chaplains.
Crisis-trained chaplains with the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team are ministering in Brussels, Belgium, a city that suffered deadly terrorist attacks on March 22.
A woman and her baby look out over a memorial on Monday, March 28, which was a holiday in Belgium. Many people visited to pay their respects.
Jeff Naber, manager of chaplain development and ministry relations for the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team prays with a man after striking up a conversation.
The Billy Graham Rapid Response Team chaplains are in Brussels to offer emotional and spiritual care.
The Brussels deployment is a joint effort among the Rapid Response Teams of Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States. Here, a chaplain talks with folks on the steps of the Brussels Stock Exchange.
Given some recent civil unrest at the memorial sites, there is a heavy police and military presence patrolling the Belgium capital.
Listening intently as this man shares some of his life experience.
Enjoying each other's company.
Visitors lit candles, left messages in sidewalk chalk and even colored in a collage, as in this photo taken by chaplain Rey Garcia, using just the colors of the Brussels flag to honor the victims.
Families also stopped to talk with the chaplains.
Taking a moment to pray near the memorial at the Brussels Stock Exchange.
